Selected Work
Banks.com: First Class
A refinance campaign spot for Banks.com, built on one visual argument: two identical cars, two very different outcomes. Written, directed, and finished in-house, carrying the brand mark and the refinance message through every frame, and cut vertical for the brand’s own channel.
Banks.com: Guess the Drive
An ongoing vertical series for Banks.com. Each episode puts a car through a real, well-known place, built from photos so the location stays recognizable: a drive a customer may remember, or one they never got to take. The quiet drive and the guess hold attention, and the brand rides along. Not every curve is the real curve, and some views could not be reached from the road.
Creator-Style Shorts
A run of creator-style Shorts for the PinUp Heaven catalog, built to read like a real person showing off a real product: playing cards, aviation pint glasses, and barware. Scripted, directed, and cut in-house, hook first, for Shorts and Reels where the format lives.
American Women: 250 Years Strong
A cinematic 60-second tribute celebrating 250 years of American women, rendered in ink-and-smoke double exposure against golden-hour Mount Rushmore. Produced in roughly 12 hours and run on Meta.
I.I. BOSS (Infinite Intelligence)
“Humans, you’re all fired.” Hollywood appoints an emotionless AI as its new boss, and actors, writers, and executives compete to prove humanity is still worth employing. His name stands for Infinite Intelligence. His employees call him “aye aye, boss.” He considers that appropriate. Conceived, written, directed, and produced in-house from a blank page to a finished 4K trailer in 10 hours of production, holding character and voice continuity across a four-person ensemble the entire way. Now in a studio development submission.
The Looking Glass
What if every person who ever existed could be brought back to life? Twin astronauts, a solar flare, and a 98% digital twin. Written, produced, and directed in-house: concept to finished key art and 4K trailer in thirty days. Submitted to the Future Vision XPRIZE.
250 Seal Apparel
250 years, etched in fabric: shirt and hat spots carrying the hand-composed Seal into wearable collectibles. Every frame is 100% AI-generated: no cameras, no sets, no live actors. The people, the performances, the voiceover, and the custom music were all created with AI under the studio’s direction, and they read as real.
250th Anniversary Playing Cards
250 years of American history dealt across a Gold Eagle deck: product storytelling that turns a deck of cards into a collectible.
Grok: “Truth Bombs, No BS”
A satirical near-future 30-second spot with conversational AI voice, concepted, produced, and delivered in a single 12-hour production cycle, script to screen.
Bombshell Confessions
Cartoon confessionals from culture’s biggest names, each a satirical short with its own voice, look, and punchline. A repeatable celebrity-parody engine.
The 250th Anniversary Seal™
A hand-composed commemorative mark assembling 35+ U.S. landmarks and icons into a single engraved, coin-style emblem, brought to life in a brand animation revealing the hidden landmarks, and extended into a full commerce engine.
Are You Smarter Than a Shiny Object?
Elon Musk vs. Pin-ups: a 4-part parody game-show blending cultural commentary with AI-generated storytelling, built on recurring characters and a repeatable, binge-able structure.
250 Years of Sass & Satire
Pin-ups roast the American legends: Washington, Lincoln, and the icons of 250 years get taken down a peg, one short at a time, in the series behind the 2026 Sass & Satire calendar.
Aviation Pint Glass Line
Six legendary warbirds, six limited-edition pint glasses. A 360° product animation system holding the glass artwork exact across every angle and format.
Airport Pint Series
A 4-part short-form product series set in an airport hangar: historical aircraft, declassified battle maps, and blueprint overlays woven through UGC-style comedy, engineered hook by hook for retention.
American Sisters Unite
The 30-second high-energy call to action from the America's 250th campaign: we made the flag, we raised it, we carried it, and she stands free with it today. Six hours, concept to final cut.
The Fine Art of America’s 250th
A vertical tribute in which historic American symbols fluidly transform into one another through seamless double-exposure ink-and-smoke morphs, set against a crimson Mount Rushmore landscape at sunset.
2026 Pin-Up Calendars
Four calendar lines, each with its own personality: character-led spots that introduce the product by letting it talk back.